not here it isn't, still dear as...
4 off 6m lengths 80 x 10 flat bar... thick end of 500 euros
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4 off 6m lengths 80 x 10 flat bar... thick end of 500 euros
Didn’t know you can get 100/80,thickest my stockholders supply is 100/65,which I guess is about £460each,hang on....do you mean 100/8!
sorry about that
, fingers are as thick as the steel on these daft wee screens, 80 x 10 I meant to say.. 4 off 6m lengths 80 x 10mm flat bar.corrected the earlier post...
Melvyn Best
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Not today but yesterday I acquired a fault on our TV , it thinks it’s a parrot!
Taken it to our local TV repairers hopefully it won’t be too expensive
Taken it to our local TV repairers hopefully it won’t be too expensive
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Not today but yesterday I acquired a fault on our TV , it thinks it’s a parrot!
Try pulling all the valves and re-seating them
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Rechargeable LED headlamp .
I bought it because it's practically winter and there's no light when and where I go to fishing.
It's cool because it has 3 settings one is for UV light.
I think for "charge" egis and other fluorescent artificial baits .
I've passed the last hour looking for "evidence" in my car backseats...
I have been not surprised because it had 16 owners but I still little bit disgusted
Maybe is just blood , at least I hope
I bought it because it's practically winter and there's no light when and where I go to fishing.
It's cool because it has 3 settings one is for UV light.
I think for "charge" egis and other fluorescent artificial baits .
I've passed the last hour looking for "evidence" in my car backseats...
I have been not surprised because it had 16 owners but I still little bit disgusted
Maybe is just blood , at least I hope
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I had one and it lasted less than a day. That stupid handle snapped off.Tried these nuts on the grinders and like them, acquired ten in a deal. Going to put them on everything.
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Was it my gorilla grip or just a crap design? Please report back on how long they last in donk world as I liked the idea….
Edit. The best ones were a dewalt I think. They have a 6mm hex instead of the pin spanner fitting. They weren’t about long though
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Tried these nuts on the grinders and like them, acquired ten in a deal. Going to put them on everything.
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Ditto, think I bought 5 at a bit of a discount. I put a smear of copper slip on the M14 threads. Makes removal easier.
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I had one and it lasted less than a day. That stupid handle snapped off.
Was it my gorilla grip or just a crap design? Please report back on how long they last in donk world as I liked the idea….
Edit. The best ones were a dewalt I think. They have a 6mm hex instead of the pin spanner fitting. They weren’t about long though
Not had any issues with these, there are the two peg holes if needed under the lift up tab for the odd jambed up one. I am blaming @sako243 for introducing them to me.
Bob
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Fancied a bigger bench shear, this was £180 from Zoro after using 15%off code, seem pretty decent, body is made from 25mm thick steel, 200mm blade length. Yes I could’ve bought a used old British made one for the same or less but they are never for sale anywhere near me whereas this one arrived next day to my doorstep, and I know this one isn’t going to be blunt or abused.
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Where is that available from? I made a couple of new earth leads up the other day and ended using brass gauze instead (that is how LV mains / service distribution cables are clamped up in the joints)
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That's a good idea. I had a couple of them for two of my grinders, but they ended up getting chucked in the bottom of a drawer or given away or something as I preferred the standard ones. The milwaukee ones were either too tight to undo with the handle (in which case the milwaukee nut was pointless as you still needed a tool to undo the nut) or loose enough I could just loosen the nut by gripping the disc (in which case the milwaukee nut was pointless). Perhaps it would have been a bit better with copper slip
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I have these on the small grinders and to be honest they are crap or at least they are not what I expected as I thought they were quick release but instead I usually need pliers, small screwdriver, nail or whatever to undo.I had one and it lasted less than a day. That stupid handle snapped off.
Was it my gorilla grip or just a crap design? Please report back on how long they last in donk world as I liked the idea….
Edit. The best ones were a dewalt I think. They have a 6mm hex instead of the pin spanner fitting. They weren’t about long though
DeWalt one I wasn't keen on as the hex was too easily rounded and it was then a real pain.
Best ones are the genuine Bosch SDS Clic, they can be undone by hand 99.9% of the time, just don't put them on upside down
Only problem with them is they are a bit more bulky than the others so not as good on the 115mm grinders.Don't be tempted by the knockoff Bosh style, had two different makes and they didn't last.
